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9/11Rock'n Roll Boy [fsz015]
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- Publication date
- 2004-04-04 00:00:00
- Usage
- Attribution-NonCommercial
- Topics
- Alternative, Avantgarde, Jazz+Funk, Sample Madness, Plunderphonics, Surrealist Pop
- Item Size
- 39.9M
A weirdo funky stuff featuring some of the hottest dum dum boys i know, like Justin, Shooby "Human Horn" Taylor or Louie Louie who is "playing up to 14 trumpets in certain spots".
But the fuzz here comes from 'Jaune Soufre', a poem of Malika SaÃÂïd, on which was overdubbed some kinda surrealist happy funk, with soli from many unknown instruments and rolling basses that contrasts a great deal with the dark poem Malika wrote. The following track, 'Shooby Taylor', is a sonic stew development of 'Jaune Soufre' with fat drums, heavy guitars soli and loads of insanity !
Two songs from this EP were also released on Comforstand records as a Swingin' Single [csr511].
But the fuzz here comes from 'Jaune Soufre', a poem of Malika SaÃÂïd, on which was overdubbed some kinda surrealist happy funk, with soli from many unknown instruments and rolling basses that contrasts a great deal with the dark poem Malika wrote. The following track, 'Shooby Taylor', is a sonic stew development of 'Jaune Soufre' with fat drums, heavy guitars soli and loads of insanity !
Two songs from this EP were also released on Comforstand records as a Swingin' Single [csr511].
Notes
Poem and voice by Malika SaÃÂïd on track 5
Songs and artwork by Chenard Walcker
cc 2004 Free Sample Zone
Malika is a friend of Chenard that have worked two years on creating a dance with her voice saying 'Jaune Soufre'. She has also recorded paper being wraped and she became the paper.
Chenard Walcker is a French samplecore artist layering large slabs of pop music, obscure funk, soundtracks, etc. The site offers many albums worth of material as free downloads, as an anti-copyright stance. He also publishes the Free Sample Zone, which is all his material under several monikers, and mostly overlaps the releases under the first link.
